Do I have to post his numbers again? Do I? He's right on pace as far as stats go to be in line with most quarterbacks currently in the HoF. He has two Super Bowl wins and two SB MVP's. If his career continues at this rate, he is in. There should not be a doubt. If he wins one more Super Bowl, then this isn't even a discussion anymore. People were talking about Donovan fucking McNabb being in the HoF and you don't want to put Eli in? Come on.

I don't want to put him in half way through his career. If he continues his career, has moderate success without winning another Super Bowl,, and continues putting up great numbers, sure he is a Hall member.

Super, I turn it on ESPN and they are apparently having a special first take solely about Tim Tebow's impact in New York. I wish they were doing Hard Knocks again. Half the reports are that Tebow is improving quite a lot as a passer. The other half of the reports say he can't throw the damn ball to save his life. Sanchez isn't doing much better in camp. Tom House says Tebow has drastically improved on his ability to throw and make adjustments and he is a pretty big deal. Looking forward to Jet drama after about week one of preseason when Sanchez starts, looks bad/mediocre, then Tebow comes in and blows up the second string and people start going nuts.

I don't want to put him in half way through his career. If he continues his career, has moderate success without winning another Super Bowl,, and continues putting up great numbers, sure he is a Hall member.

Super, I turn it on ESPN and they are apparently having a special first take solely about Tim Tebow's impact in New York. I wish they were doing Hard Knocks again. Half the reports are that Tebow is improving quite a lot as a passer. The other half of the reports say he can't throw the damn ball to save his life. Sanchez isn't doing much better in camp. Tom House says Tebow has drastically improved on his ability to throw and make adjustments and he is a pretty big deal. Looking forward to Jet drama after about week one of preseason when Sanchez starts, looks bad/mediocre, then Tebow comes in and blows up the second string and people start going nuts.

I agree with you on the E.Manning stuff. Too early to really say if he plays a full career.

This Jets drama is just great to me. All I need now is to hear Rex Ryan talk about going all the way this year and this season is complete.

Originally Posted by Jomaty

Does anyone know if the Cardinals vs Saints game this weekend will be shown on NFL.com?

Its on the NFL network, so it should be. Cant tell you how good that coverage will be though.

Or:
Ken Stabler
Jim Plunkett Two Super Bowls, one Super Bowl MVP, plus he was the first minority QB to win the SB, but he was pretty terrible and had a short career
Joe Theismann
Jim McMahon
Phil Simms
Doug Williams
Jeff Hostetler
Mark Rypien

Or:
Ken Stabler
Jim Plunkett Two Super Bowls, one Super Bowl MVP, plus he was the first minority QB to win the SB, but he was pretty terrible and had a short career
Joe Theismann
Jim McMahon
Phil Simms
Doug Williams
Jeff Hostetler
Mark Rypien

To be fair, of that list, Simms and Stabler were borderline cases. Theismann could have gotten in if he hadn't gotten hurt. He was really good before that unfortunate injury ended his career.

Nobody is really saying when Eli retires he wont be HOF, that wasnt ESPNs argument. Its the right now hes in argument which is absurd. I think what is really sad about this whole thing is the emphasis on multiple super bowls like that is the do-all end-all about your career. I mean Ben Roethlisberger was absolutely pathetic in his first super bowl but are we gonna give him credit for that? Especially after the Seahawks got jobbed by the refs. I dont believe anything is as simple as "You win 2 your in". The whole body of work is important and how dominant you were THROUGHOUT your career I think should be. Like Peyton, Brady, and Brees caused a total reign of terror for years where teams would get absolutely torched when they played them, and still do to this day (well Peyton is up in the air on how he will be) Now its Rodgers ripping teams apart piece by piece. That is stuff that I think is relevant, its not only about stats... although they help. Its about pure dominance in your era.

McNabb was borderline because he was a really good QB for years and years and at times was considered one of the top 3 and despite not winning a Super Bowl was pretty successful in his career. You dont make the playoffs that much if you arent really good

Its on the NFL network, so it should be. Cant tell you how good that coverage will be though.

Normally the NFLN coverage is pretty good I think. I really want to see this game, Cardinals and Saints are two of my favorite teams and I don't want to miss it. But I just found out that I am going out of town Sunday morning.. So if I can stream it through NFL.com that would be awesome since I may not get to watch it on TV.

As somebody who has had basic cable, I normally miss all of the Saints games, which sucks badly.. If I am able to watch it at my Grandpa's, who I believe has DISH, do you need to have the NFL Network channel to be able to watch it?

Normally the NFLN coverage is pretty good I think. I really want to see this game, Cardinals and Saints are two of my favorite teams and I don't want to miss it. But I just found out that I am going out of town Sunday morning.. So if I can stream it through NFL.com that would be awesome since I may not get to watch it on TV.

As somebody who has had basic cable, I normally miss all of the Saints games, which sucks badly.. If I am able to watch it at my Grandpa's, who I believe has DISH, do you need to have the NFL Network channel to be able to watch it?

The channel has good coverage, online the last time I tried to watch it they'd show like 10 mins of play, then cut to a studio broadcast or something for a while. Was lame.

I don't know about dish, but for directv you get the NFL network without having to sub or w/e. This year I have sunday ticket though.